A new study on bismuth doped oxide glasses.
A new study on bismuth doped oxide glasses.
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DOI:
10.1364/oe.20.015692
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发表时间:
2012-07
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影响因子:
3.8
通讯作者:
Wenbin Xu;M. Peng;Zhijun Ma;G. Dong;J. Qiu
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作者:
Wenbin Xu;M. Peng;Zhijun Ma;G. Dong;J. Qiu
Spectroscopic properties of bismuth doped borate, silicate and phosphate glasses have been reinvestigated in this work. It shows the typical decay time of Bi(3+) is around 500ns rather than 2.7-to-3.9 μs reported by Parke and Webb at room temperature. Introduction of higher content either alkali or alkali earth into borate glasses favors the Bi(3+) emission. As the contents increase excitation peak shifts regularly red while emission peak shows reverse trend. This, as revealed by Huang-Rhys factor, is due to the weakening of coupling between bismuth and glass host, and it can be interpreted within the frame of configurational coordinate diagrams. Differently, as bismuth concentration increases, both the excitation and emission shift red. The unknown origin of red emission from bismuth doped calcium or magnesium phosphate glass has been identified as Bi(2+) species on the basis of excitation spectrum and emission lifetime particularly after comparing with Bi(2+) doped materials. No near infrared (NIR) emission can be detected in these glasses within instrument limit.